Kjell Rilbe: [HTML mail] >1. Enter som text on a line. >2. Place cursor at beginning of line. >3. Press Shift+Down. This will select the line. >4. Press Ctrl+C to copy. >5. Place cursor, wiht no selection, on beginning of the line you typed. >6. Press Ctrl+V to paste. This will insert a copy as expected.
Yes. >7. Press Ctrl+V again. This *should* insert a second copy, but nothing >happens. It *does* insert a new line with the selected text on my SM 16.a1. >This wysiwyg editor is full of these irritating glitches. So, sometimes >I feel an urgent need to tidy up the resulting HTML code, in a plain >see-the-tags HTML source code editor. I can understand that. *g* >How? I never use HTML, but playing a little with your example: how about CTRL-A to select all followed by Insert->HTML? You get a new window with the selected text including the HTML code and you can edit there. Before pressing 'Insert' you have to delete the text in the editor window. Can be done be selecting it and then execute Edit->Cut Tedious, but 'in der Not frisst der Teufel Fliegen'. *g* Hartmut _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
